Sentence examples for Two moths from inspiring English sources
Regional-scale approaches are crucial for biodiversity conservation in mountainous agricultural landscapes, as exemplified by the responses in the two moths taxa, while a high proportion of semi-natural habitats in the agricultural landscape is not only linked to a diverse vegetation, but also to species-rich carabid assemblages.
The self-conscious dialogue resembles a history lesson collated for the benefit of the western reader, and everything is ponderously "like" something else, so it takes twice as long: "We were like two moths around a candle, circling closer and closer to the flames, waiting to see whose wings would catch fire first".
She wants to believe her boyfriend when he tells her they are gypsies, two moths drunk on light, darting from the flower of one red sunset to the next; but several times she's dozed off in the passenger seat and awakened from traitorous dreams of her old bedroom, soft pillows.
Alcoa tried, unsuccessfully to buy Canadian aluminum rival Alcan for $33 billion last May, but Rio Tinto swiped it from under Alcoa's nose two moths later.
If the two typica moths are eliminated before they have reproduced, by birds preying selectively, the remaining two moths that breed and pass on their genes will both be heterozygous for the carbonaria and typica alleles.
Robert Reed, a postdoc in Nijhout's lab, and Michael Serfas, a molecular biologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, used antibodies tagged with a dye to monitor the expression of two key developmental genes in eight species of Lepidoptera: six butterfly species with symmetrical patterns and two moths without such patterns.
Our results showed that variations in the species composition of vascular plants and carabids were more closely linked to plot-level characteristics than to regional-level factors, while the opposite trend was observed for the two moth taxa.
Joshua tree is pollinated by two moth species that effectively split the range of the plants into eastern and western populations (Pellmyr and Segraves 2003).
(1) The cost of maintaining a proboscis of a given length must be different for the two moth species (Fig. 9).
This, in turn, has an effect on the evolution of corolla-tube depth: when the two moth species have similar proboscis lengths, there is little divergence in corolla-tube depth (Fig. 9).
Molecular sequence data were used to verify that moth larvae feeding on host leaves were those of the pollinating adults and to infer the phylogenetic placements of the two moth species and the two plant species, given that all or in large and taxonomically poorly known groups.
